After years of back-and-forth regarding the mental state of Wendy Williams, a top neurologist says she doesn't have Frontotemporal dementia.
Just as we thought Wendy Williams was on the up and up, a new medical exam has allegedly determined that her dementia diagnosis is valid.
It’s been three whole years now since the conversation surrounding the fall from grace of Wendy Williams began, yet we’ve rarely got a glimpse at the situation from her perspective aside from Lifetime’s ill-timed Where Is Wendy Williams docu-series released a year ago. Well, that is until today. TMZ partnered with streaming service Tubi to […]
It's beginning to look like a battle for Wendy Williams as her son, Kevin Jr., announces that he & the family are fighting to bring her home.
Wendy Williams sightings just keep getting better, this time with the former daytime queen seen looking healthy at her son's graduation.
Wendy Williams is going viral yet again after the "incapacitated" daytime queen was seen all smiles while getting oysters in Fort Lauderdale.
The latest update on Wendy Williams may sadly be the worst, as court docs report the dementia has left her "permanently incapacitated.'
As Wendy Williams trends by the day, reps from her care team confirm that she's been diagnosed with primary progressive aphasia and dementia.
Many outlets are now reporting that Wendy Williams is fighting to get access back into her Wells Fargo account after a former financial advisor allegedly told the bank that the beloved talk show host wasn't in her right state of mind, fueling suspicions of dementia yet again.
Wendy Williams’ brother has shut down reports that she is wheelchair-bound and suffering from early stages of dementia.
Two experimental drugs failed to prevent or slow mental decline in a study of people who are virtually destined to develop Alzheimer’s disease at a relatively young age because they inherited rare gene flaws. The results announced Monday are another disappointment for the approach that scientists have focused on for years — trying to remove […]
Many older American adults may inaccurately estimate their chances for developing dementia and do useless things to prevent it, new research suggests. Almost half of adults surveyed believed they were likely to develop dementia. The results suggest many didn’t understand the connection between physical health and brain health and how racial differences can affect dementia […]